Eighth Army Advance Beyond Villa Grande -- A side shot of a 75 m.m. German self-propelled gun captured by the Royal Fusiliers and reconditioned to be used on the Indian Division front. Following the taking of Ortona by the Eighth Army on Dec. 28th., 1943., troops of an Indian Division advanced and held positions a quarter of mile past villa grande four miles *****. The village was occupied during the night of 28th. December 1943, The men consolidated their positions, while the Germans held positions about held a mile away, and had the Indian's positions under observation. May 08, 1944. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

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Eighth Army Advance Beyond Villa Grande -- A side shot of a 75 m.m. German self-propelled gun captured by the Royal Fusiliers and reconditioned to be used on the Indian Division front. Following the taking of Ortona by the Eighth Army on Dec. 28th., 1943., troops of an Indian Division advanced and held positions a quarter of mile past villa grande four miles *****. The village was occupied during the night of 28th. December 1943, The men consolidated their positions, while the Germans held positions about held a mile away, and had the Indian's positions under observation. May 08, 1944. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

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